First Annual Report of the Woman's Missionary Council of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for 1910-1911 . orker, and her heart is full of zeal for the conversion of our is making good progress in the study of the language. MEXICO CITY. Mary Keener Institute. Miss Esther Case, 1894, White River LiNNiE Baecroft, 1907, North Mississippi Tekkie Etta Buttrick, 1909, Western North Carolina Confer-ence. Miss Esther Case, Principal: My furlough began in 1909, and I was away from Mexico until Sep-tember, 1910. It was a pleasure to have the rest with the d
First Annual Report of the Woman's Missionary Council of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for 1910-1911 . orker, and her heart is full of zeal for the conversion of our is making good progress in the study of the language. MEXICO CITY. Mary Keener Institute. Miss Esther Case, 1894, White River LiNNiE Baecroft, 1907, North Mississippi Tekkie Etta Buttrick, 1909, Western North Carolina Confer-ence. Miss Esther Case, Principal: My furlough began in 1909, and I was away from Mexico until Sep-tember, 1910. It was a pleasure to have the rest with the dear homefolks, to do some visiting among the auxiliaries of the White RiverConference, and to attend the meeting of the Board in Clarksville lastApril. The privilege of being a delegate of the Womans Board of ForeignMissions to the World Missionary Conference was one of the greatestthat has ever come to me, and the trip afterwards on the continent, to-gether with the voyage, gave me the health and strength I had vainlysought in rest at home. With joy and thankfulness I returned the first of September to my. MEXICAN FRUIT SELLER. FOREIGN DEPARTMENT. 329 loved work, just in time to attend the Conference of our workers fromall parts of Mexico, presided over by Bishop Mouzon. The sessions ofthe Conference were most helpful and were a fine preparation for thework of the school year. During the whole month of September the celebrations in honor ofMexicos Centennial were going on, and because of these we openedschool on October 2, a month late. During the whole year the attendance has been good in both theEnglish and Spanish Departments. Miss Buttrick and the Americanteachers are doing fine work in the English grades; Miss Barcroftteaches the Bible classes in both departments. The Spanish work has grown beyond our expectations. We have thesix grades required by the Mexican law, and are correlated with thepublic schools of the Federal District. When we held our first quar-terly examina
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